The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-11-11
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.


the ways for repairs.
Wild dncks are scarce in Mos
Point for this season of the year.
MI. W. M. Ward has adorned tn
front of his store with Il new sign
We hear that the mills of th'
Pascagoula Lumber Go. will star
up next week.
Mr. L. N. Dantzler, Jr., went owe
to the Crescent City Monday eve
ming.
There has been a general "swap
ping" of stands among our beer
sellers recently.
Ed. o. D.. Bowen preached at
| the Baptist Church Sunday morn
ing to a fair congregation.
Our merchants generally seem
to be in good spirits aud anticipate
u 6ourishiug business season.
Miss Leila Richmond, of Texas,
has been visiting friends in our
town the past few days.
DR.. Howe tolls us that he has
nearly every public school in the
county provided with teachers.
Can't. G.. IT. Howe left Tuesday
morning for the upper county on IA
hunting excursion.
Mr.. ChaS. Beardslee has opened
a watch and jewelry repairing es-
adjustment in the room adjoining
Cowan Bros. store.
We are requested to ask the
young men of Moss Point if they
shave had their autumn suits
pressed yet !"
There was Il pleasant social gath
ering ut the residence of Mr.. Il. W.
Huntington Tuesday evening.
New smoke stacks arc beng
erected on the old Elder mill be.
longing to PaScagoula Lumber Co.
Moss Poiut has contributed sew
eral teachers to the county public
schools. 1t is the connty'S gain and
MOSS IOlntS lOSHs
The public school over the river,
Miss Jennie Tam, principal, has an
attendance of over seventy schol-
ars.
We are glad to see Mr.. Ernest
Howell home again after a six
months absence in Bowling Green,
KY, where he has been attending
commercial college.
The next meeting of Hypathean
Society will he held one week from
tonight at the residence of Mr.. u.
n. Dantzler.
Our Methodist friends are daily
expecting the arrival of Rev. Mr..
Bowen, the well-known evangelist,
who comes to conduct u revival
meeting in the Methodist Church
at this place.
Miss Hattie Mcleod left the early
part of the week for Three Rivers,
where she goes to take charge of
the public school.
The Fox looks like a bran new
boat after being treated to u new
coat of paint, and undergoing other
repairs on Frentz's marine ways,
Scra ntOu.
Rumors we're current last week
that there would be a colored candl-
didate in the field for member OF
board of supervisors, bat that was
ali 1t amounted to.
Fish iu the naighboring bayous
aud lakes are biting splendidly, aud
most any day some angler may be
seen vending his way homeward
with a good string OF speckled
trout, perch, red fish, etc.
Miss Flora Cudabac left for the
Tam neighbOrhoOd. over the liver,
Monday morning, where she goes
as assistant in Ziou public school.
We wish Miss Flora much success
in her new sphere Of usefulness.
Mrs. n. @. WOodham, of Wash
Ington, Ala, neither OF our Mr.. j.
w. Barnes, has been visiting in
Moss Peiut for the past two weeks.
The Gun Club hunt comes of
next Thursday, and already it is
a theme Of conversation among
prominent Nimrods.
Capt. E. Castanera's new build
ing has been completed, aud is one
OF the neatest business houses on
Front street. The lower floor 10
occupied by Tony Artega As q res
taurant and oyster saloon.
The merchants we're to have hsld
q meeting yesterday to talk over
matter Of interest 70 the fraternity.
We sill give particulars next week.
The OIarsy and the plaBers Of
Messrs. L n. DantzleE aud w.
Denny & Go. ara the only mills on
the river running az present.